March 2026, Accokeek, MD — Precision is not claimed. It is engineered. Today, Benelli announces the launch of the Art of Performance video series, an in-depth exploration of the proprietary engineering that defines the accuracy and consistency of the Benelli Lupo. This new series elevates the conversation around precision rifle manufacturing, offering an inside look at the advanced processes that transform raw steel into one of the most accurate factory rifle platforms in the world. “The Lupo’s action delivers confidence. Its chassis system ensures repeatability. But the soul of its performance lives in the barrel — meticulously engineered through Benelli’s exclusive process to…

Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadWhen we think about prepping, we often focus on food, water, and shelter. These are critical, but there’s one element we can’t survive without for more than a few minutes: clean air. You can go three weeks without food, three days without water, and three hours without shelter in harsh conditions. But you only have about three minutes without oxygen before your brain starts to suffer. Air quality isn’t just a concern for extreme survival scenarios. Events like chemical spills, gas leaks, and wildfire smoke can turn the air you breathe into a serious…

This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at ZeroHedge under the title: Trump Cites Progress In Dealing With ‘More Reasonable Regime’ – While Mulling Ground Operation To Seize Uranium Summary Iran rejects ‘excessive, illogical’ US demands while Trump mentions ‘progress’ with a ‘more reasonable regime’. Trump again threatens to destroy Iran’s energy sites and Kharg Island. White House is seriously considering a ground operation to seize Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile, but also wants Tehran to negotiate handing it over willingly. Bazan oil refinery in Israel’s northern city of Haifa is on fire after a second apparent Iranian missile strike of the war. Iran…

One of the long-time problems with bear canisters is that they’re bulky, take up a lot of pack space, and don’t compress. When you’re out in bear country for multiple days, the empty space inside your canister grows as your food supply diminishes. By the end of a backpacking trip, the canister is usually reduced to a fancy (and heavy) garbage can. That’s why BearVault designed its BV One — a bear canister that expands, allows for compartmentalization, and compresses based on how much storage space you need. It’s a clever innovation in a gear category that doesn’t see much…

We gun owners sometimes lose touch with the mental framework of those that are not.  We understand the terminology, functionality and operation of most types of firearms.  Naturally, firearm styles that we own or train with become second nature to us; like a vehicle.  We understand the fundamentals, but also the small nuances, capabilities and so forth from daily experience of ownership.  Unlike buying a car, which virtually everyone has some level of experience with, buying a firearm is intimidating to most people. Would you feel comfortable being dropped off at a car dealership and having to rely solely…

Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadWe move through dozens of different environments every single day. Home → car → gas station → work → school → store → restaurant → home again. Each time we step into a new place or mix with new people, our risk profile quietly shifts. Most folks never notice. I do. You should notice too. All it takes is thirty seconds to update my head—my mindset and situational awareness—and I’m set to go. That habit keeps me calm and keeps me prepared. I always have a plan to get through the few seconds to…

To the south of Canyonlands and Arches, east of Capitol Reef, and north of the Grand Canyon is a place some have called “America’s lost National Park.” It’s dominated by magnificent sandstone arches and natural bridges, cathedral-like grottos, winding slot canyons, picturesque waterfalls, and hundreds of unexplored Native American cultural sites. It’s called Glen Canyon — and many Americans have never heard of it. Because, in 1963, it was submerged under hundreds of feet of water to create Lake Powell Reservoir. Glen Canyon Dam sits at the headwaters of the Grand Canyon, holding back the reservoir, generating power for millions…

The Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act was passed in an effort to end frivolous lawsuits against the firearm industry. For those who don’t remember the before times, those days were filled with lawsuits against every gun manufacturer there was, and not for their own actions. They were being sued because some punk shot someone else, and that person or their family blamed the company for existing. That wasn’t what was in the filings, of course, but that’s really what it boiled down to.Lawfare is a common enough tactic, and not just in the…

If you live in a small space, storing preparedness essentials can be tough. One of the biggest challenges is storing water, which is also one of the most important items you need on hand. You need to have extra water for everyone in the family in case of power outages, boil water notices, broken water mains, hurricanes, or winter storms that freeze the pipes. The good news is, you can store a good amount of water in a condo with a bit of creativity. I’ve lived in various small spaces over the years and have been able to store water…

Today is supposedly the last day that Canadian gun owners can hand in firearms banned by the Liberal government and still receive compensation for their guns. With just 51,000 firearms turned in as of last week, the federal government has collected just a little more than one-third of the total number of firearms it anticipated receiving, and most provinces have refused to aid in the Liberals’ gun ban scheme.  That opposition, though, has its limits. Blaine Beaven, the new firearms commissioner in Saskatchewan, says the province is working to provide as much protection to gun…

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s office has announced more than $26 million in grant funding for statewide infrastructure projects in military communities.The money is funded through the Texas Military Preparedness Commission’s (TMPC) Defense Economic Adjustment Assistance Grant (DEAAG) program. Established in 2003, the program’s intent is to preserve, protect, expand and attract new military missions, assets and installations—including encouraging defense-related businesses to expand or relocate in Texas.”These funds will help ensure Texas military facilities, including our 15 major military installations, are up-to-date with the latest technology to enhance the safety and well-being of Texans and Americans by increasing water access and equipment…

Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadWhen the mercury drops, keeping your body warm and functional isn’t just about comfort—it’s a necessary form of preparedness that everyone needs to address. Overexposure to cold goes beyond shivering; it can become dangerous if you aren’t equipped with the right knowledge and resources. The reality is that for the underprepared, cold injuries can occur quickly. Preventing and dealing with these injuries requires pairing layered clothing systems with actionable, effective know-how. This article provides simple, step-by-step actions to prevent cold injuries and handle first aid if things go sideways. Whether you’re prepping for daily…